I smell Revolution in the air
Every time the nation faces the injustices or the ruling party tries to make decisions in favour of not its people but themselves, they push the people of India to exhale the air which carries aggression, resentment and discontent .
All the governments do want things in their favour but the running government must work in the favour of their people, while working for their interests, but things start disrupting in the system as soon as that imbalance is created and their actions starts corresponding their own favours and everytime a protest happens and we witness the opposition, social groups, activists, students, lawyers, politicians coming together, everyone inhales the air of revolution. Even the corrupts, the miscreants, the demagogues. Infact even the non supporters of activism and protests. All is going to inhale the air carrying revolution.
This thought makes me question then who are those who will stay unaffected and will not inhale the revolution? The people who chooses to keep their eyes shut, their mouths closed, their noses veiled and their rights unattainable. These people generally never really cares about constitution, their existence and their livelihood is might be their primary concern but the Constitution, it cares about everyone and whenever its being violated, all needs to understand that their lives are being violated too. It’s just not very keenly visible right now but the days are not very distanced when they’ll start getting the tints of being affected by it too.
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When i observe the recent protests in delhi demanding the resignation of Dharmendhra Pradhan or now asking for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. It pops in my head that the paper leak was the system failure and the protests we are doing now against the government for the manipulation of data in SIR in the ECI, is more like using the constitution to amend it then later on using the changes in the favour of their own political party. Don’t you think using Constitution to make it of use in their own favour is the most unconstitutional thing a government can do. The Constitution is supposed to be for People of India, using it against anyone that might include even the tiniest section of the society, needs to be accounted. Whenever, a government ignores the minorities or doesn’t notice that who is being affected by their rules and regulations, even the section with the least of population, the air of resentment will rise and we’ll see the revolution.
But for the nation to experience the Revolution, it’s people, all together, will have stand up, vote the right and bring the right [*I mean Left(ironic,sattire)].
Also, the government should behave like a Government and not like a political party. I think a lot will change if this is understood.
I smell Revolution
Jai Hind.
